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Seplat Co-Founder Austin Avuru’s Stake Surges Past $200 Million

Austin Avuru’s Seplat stake climbs to $202 million as the energy firm’s shares rise 10%, lifting its market value to $2.4 billion.
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Peter Obi Slams “Inhumane” Demolitions, Urges Government

Peter Obi condemns inhumane demolitions across Nigeria, warning they worsen poverty and threaten the economic stability of millions.

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FG Admits to ₦5.4 Trillion Oil Subsidy in 2024 After Countless Denials

Nigeria's government has admitted to spending ₦5.4 trillion on oil subsidies in 2024 after numerous denials, sparking debate on the sustainability of such subsidies and their economic impact.
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Presidents, Governors as Party Leaders Raise Legal, Ethical Concerns

Debate grows over presidents, governors leading parties, posing legal, ethical questions in Nigeria's democratic governance and transparency.
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Peter Obi Discusses Potential LP-PDP Merger for 2027 Election

Peter Obi addresses potential LP-PDP merger, prioritizing effective governance and national progress over mere political gains in the 2027 elections.
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Peter Obi Meets Atiku, Saraki, Lamido to Discuss Nigeria’s Future

Peter Obi convenes with top PDP figures to deliberate on strategies aimed at tackling Nigeria's pressing issues and loosening the APC's hold on power.
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Nigeria’s Immunity Clause: Shield for Governance or Cover for Impunity?

Recent incidents highlight how Nigeria's immunity clause might be shielding officials from accountability rather than just distractions.
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Court Orders Suspension of Pro-Wike Speaker and Legislators in Rivers Drama

The Rivers State High Court has issued a directive for the suspension of Martin...
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Kwara State Debates Future Leadership as Regional Tensions Rise

As Governor AbdulRazaq's term ends, Kwara State debates its next leader's origin, stirring discussions on identity and equity.
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Rivers New Factional Speaker Annuls Laws Passed by Defected Lawmakers

Rivers State finds itself embroiled in a legislative crisis as the newly elected factional...
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PDP in Turmoil: Leadership Exodus Shakes Southeast Nigeria

Significant defections from the PDP in Southeast Nigeria threaten its stability. Leaders like Emeka Ihedioha leave, exposing severe internal conflicts and reshaping the region's political power dynamics.
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APC Faces Deepening Crisis as Ganduje’s Suspension Stirs Tension

In Kano State, the APC grapples with escalating internal conflicts as different factions dispute Dr. Ganduje's suspension amid allegations of corruption.
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PDP’s Critical NEC Meeting to Determine Future Leadership

At the PDP's NEC meeting, factions clash over leadership and future direction. Key decisions on party chairmanship and constitutional amendments are anticipated.
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Southeast Political Turmoil: Wave of Defections Rocks Region

In the Southeast, a surge of politicians jumping ship sparks uncertainty. What drives these defections, and what do they mean for Nigerian democracy?
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Seplat Co-Founder Austin Avuru’s Stake Surges Past $200 Million

Austin Avuru’s Seplat stake climbs to $202 million as the energy firm’s shares rise 10%, lifting its market value to $2.4 billion.
Business

Peter Obi Slams “Inhumane” Demolitions, Urges Government

Peter Obi condemns inhumane demolitions across Nigeria, warning they worsen poverty and threaten the economic stability of millions.
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PDP Faces Fresh Crisis as Lawmaker Sadiq Abdullahi Quits Party

Sadiq Abdullahi resigns from the PDP, citing worsening internal crisis and loss of direction as party instability deepens.
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DSS Warns Nigerians Against Fraudster Impersonating Its Officers

The DSS warns Nigerians against a dismissed officer posing as its operative and defrauding citizens under false pretences.

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